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Gender, sure. But surely from a medical perspective it's important to know what kind of hardware a person has. I mean if you start having problems with your pro
by King-Aaron 5y ago
Gender, sure.
But surely from a medical perspective it's important to know what kind of hardware a person has. I mean if you start having problems with your prostate it might be helpful to give the doctor a heads up.
- ekimekim 5y agoThis is also an argument for including your blood type, ethnicity (risk of certain genetic issues), and known allergies on your birth certificate. Is this meant to be a medical document, or a legal one? If medical, then it shouldn't be allowed to be required for identification for privacy reasons. If legal, then why does it contain medical information at all?
- threatofrain 5y agoThat's a matter between you and your doctor. A birth certificate could be narrowly focused on declaring that a person was born.